Guys,You speak in clipped phrases, and I am sure I got wrong what you are saying.What I read is: the S side of the lake is cooler in the fall, therefore, for SE wind (or is it rain?) percentage of correct forecasts is higher. Something's not correct here. Please explain for the benefit of the common folk

Boygz already crankin se. Hopefully when the pattern forms we get wind down here as i cant do a +4hr drive today rnd trip

Xwind, south half of lake mich plays tricks. In fall the water is warmer and land is cooler lessening the chance of thermal block on southerly winds but it can still happen. How many se forecasts do you ride? Not many. Not on south half of lake. Its rare and rain is almost always a necessity to keep that pesky sun out of rhe equation.